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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-16
Night Dresses.

Twenty-Five dozen = 500 Ladies'
Night Dresses at rs cents each. This
garment is made in the improved
Mother Hubbard" style; has sew
enty-two very fine tucks three small
tucks around wristband, and edges
trimmed with "King's" ruffling. Ex-
ira length and made out OF the best
quality Hill Muslin, which is equal to
the best quality of Lonsdale, and has
one advantage, being slightly heavier.
Displayed in north show window. 500
Ladies' Night Dresses at 75 cents
each, worth SLIPS.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-16
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
The Large ana Beautiful Display
of j. w. Gardiner N Co.

One of the most attractive and con-
spicuous displays, and one that has
received no little attention from the
visitors, was that tot John w. Gardner
q Cs's, which occupied large space
on the stage of the Pavilion. Mr.,
Gardner and his courteous assistants
were busily engaged nightly showing
their wares to the patrons of the fair,
a majority of which seemed very par
tial to music. The instruments on
exhibition included the princi-
pie and best makes known
and have from time to time
received gold medals for their excel
Ient tone and superior workmanship.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-16
Night Dresses.

Twenty dozen = 24O Ladies' Night
Dresses at so cents each. This
garment is not quite as fine quality as
the one offered at rs cents, but is fully
worth rs or 85 cents. Has ten half
inch tucks, with pearl edge Torchon
Lace one and one quarter inches. The
muslin is the well-known "Hepe"
brand, and cannot be made for less
than 70 cents. Twenty dozen, 24O
Ladies' Night Dresses at so cents
each, worth rs and 85 cents. Dis
played in north show window, 24O
Night Dresses at so cents each. Ex-
ira length.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-16
AN OLD FASHIONED
Bargain Day
-:HALE'S.:-

Old fashioned because entire effort for Wednesday, October 10Th
devoted the Ladies' Muslin and Cambria Muslin
Special sales Of Muslin Underwear do not attract the attention
sometimes
muslin We will sell this day about 1000
underwear about twohrd
possibly dollar.
Chemises Ladies' Night Ladies'
will this
only be but the itself each
garment made will be distinctly stated together with
Show Windows will be used display this line
the day, Wednesday,, October 19th
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-16
Steamer Fares.

The following change in steamer
rates took effect yesterday:
San Francisco, cabin, $3.50; steer
age, 5000; Santa Barbara. cabin,
$500; steerage, $500; cabin round
trip, 5000; Port Hartford, cabin, 50. so; !;
steerage, $3.50; cabin round trip,
$1,000. Small reduction to all points
along the line. $500 to San Diego !;
round trip, $500.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-16
l. aides Skirts.

Ten Dozen, 120 ladies' Skirts at rs
cents each; assorted lengths; three
rows OF tucks, and trimmed with
Hamburg Embroidery 6 inches wide.
Made out of "Fruit of the Loom"
muslin. Worth $1.15. Displayed in
north show window.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-16
FURNITURE.

The Display of the l.. A. Furni-
ture co.
Tho display of the Los Angeles
Furniture Company at the fair last
week was one Of the most magnifi-
cent and perfectly arranged exhibits
ever seen on exhibition in this city.
<sat III consequence took first premi-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-16
JOSEPH MESMER.
A Large Variety of the Finest
Shoes.

SHOES.
The elegant line of ladies' and gen.
tlemens' fine shoes exhibited by
Joseph Mesmer at the fair last week
was subject OF much favorable COM
ment on the part of visitors and
quite naturally too as the neat and
artistic manner in which the display
was arranged merited all the encom-
NUNS which were showered upon it.
The unique opera slippers, walk
ing shoes and CATERS included in the
exhibit merited special attention from
the ladies and they were the "cyno-
sure of all eyes" and elicitated MANY
neat compliments.
The line of gents patent-leather
congress, lace and button shoes was
tastefully arranged in a manner well
calculated to display their excellen-
cies, which are many, embracing ex-
treme lighfness and great durability,
which are the points sought after by
connoisseura in this line.
The Queen shoe store Of which
Mr.. Mesmer is proprietor, enjoys an
enviable reputation in this city and
the fine display of samples at
the fair reflected great credit upon the
management of this popular shoe en-
porium, which is just now enjoying a
very large patronage, which is un-
attributable to the fact that
that the public is quick to appreciate
earnest endeavor. BY exercising dis
cretion in buying and placing its
goods on the market the Queen shoe
store is enabled to offer its patrons
superior goods at low prices.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-16
Ladies Chemises.

Ten Dozen, 120 Ladies' Chemises
at 30 cents each. Made out of "For-
rest" muslin. Trimmed with two
inches wide Torchon Lace. Worth
80 cents. Displayed in south window.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-16
Fair Dale.

This is the site selected for lovely homes.
A stream of running spring water courses
through the property, and to those who will
build extra inducements will be offered
Go and see Ottarson & Cole, No. 8 N. Main
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-16
Ladies Chemists.

Ten Dozen, 120 Ladies' Chemises
at 25 cents each. Cabot muslin;
trimmed with Lace, and good value
at 40 cents. Displayed in south
show window.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-16
H. GIESE.
A Fine Display of Buggies and
Carriages.

The line line OF DuggleS ana car
riages displayed by H. Giese at the
fair last week were marvels of beauty
and workmanship. In the manufac-
ture of these vehicles, special refer
ence has been had to the wearing
qualities, and 80 well has this
principal been observed that they
now have reputation which
aor SIX illed workmanship and lasting
qualities which is peculiar to them
selves.
Among the many points of superb
ority CLAIMED by the representatives
of this line OF vehicles is the peculiar
formation of the spring, which is SO
constructed, as to admit of delight
ful easy motion, when the wagon is
loaded as well as when not.
The journals of these vehicles are
also Of superior construction, being
arranged in such a manner as to ad-
NIT Of no strain when passing over
rough roads.
There is also included in this dis
play superb line of plows and all
kinds Of agricultural implements all
of which are of the latest and most ap-
proved make, combining all the supe-
rior points which were claimed by
predecessors in this line.
The display includes implements
made by the celebrated Bissell Chilled
Piow Works of South Bend, Indiana,
which fact is of itself sufficient
guarantee of t!,eir real excellence.
The Bissell steel Beam Chilled Plow
for thoroughness of its work and
strength and lightness of draft
is surpassed by none and equaled by
few of its class, in consequence OF
which it is eagerly sought by buyers.
In their construction of this celebrated
line of plows improvements have been
made which were known to be useful,
and .contrivances which detract from
the strength and durability of the
plow have been avoided.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-16
Ladies' Skirts.

Ten dozen, 120 Ladies Skirts at so
cents each. Made out of "Hope"
muslin; assorted lengths; cambric
founcing on bottom of skirt; six rows
Of tucks. Displayed in north show
window. Cheap at rs cents.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-16
Ladies' ChemiSes.

Ten dozen, 120 Ladies' Chemises at
80 cents each. Made out of Hope"
muslin; extra length and made plain.
Worth 80 cents. Displayed in south
window.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-16
Ladies' Drawers.

Ten dozen, 100 Pairs Ladies' Draw
ers at at 25 cents each; tucks and
trimmed with Irish Embroidery.
"Holmesville" muslin. Worth 35
cents. Displayed in South window.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-16
"a Re3mtiful Houses

To be given away at Rosecrans. Terms $40
per month. without interest. All OTIS same
price and same size, viz: $24O for lots 5Ox14O
feet, water with each lot, 60, so and 100
foot streets, at Rosecrans.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-16
LADIES'S SKIRTS.

IN Ten Dozen l20 Ladies' Skirts at %
Ten
worth so cents Displayed in show window. - -
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-16
Ladies' ChemiseS.

Ten Dozen, 100 Ladies' Chemises at
30 cents each. Well made and trim
med with Irish Embroidery. Made
out of Cabot muslin. Worth so cents.
Displayed in south window.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-16
LADIES' CHEMISTS.

Ten Dozen 12O Ladies' Chemies EACH Made out of Cabot
muslin and trimmed with Lace worth Displayed south show
window.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-16
COOPERACtHi.

TANKS, BARRELS, KEGS, ETC. MADE
l. to order ON short notice at Reasonable
prices. Call or address 9. p. HAAS. I52
East First street, Los Angeles. my11-jm.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-16
Ladies' Drawers.

Ten dozen, 12O Pairs Ladies Draw
ers at 25 cents each; 3 tucks and
trimmed with Lace. Worth % cents.
Holmosville muslin. Displayed in
south window.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-16
HOTEL OXFORD.

The best furnished house and table in the
CITY,. Strictly first-lcass
$40 I'm w w STtcVENsoN
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-16
NIGHT DRESSES.

Ten Dozen 10
Forrest muslin and
Displayed north
cents each, worth fully 65
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-01-16

otros; 10 dice la historic, con su
irrefutab'es argumentos, la histo-
ria, que, segdn el sabio, es madre
de la verdad.
Fx,lama 81 Pueblo, con mucho
Gnfasis:
g" Si nos esta reservado caer en-
la lucha. caeremos, pero sin salu-
dar al Gear.
IY que2
Procure EI Pueblo no meterse
en- Iuchas, que para 81 tienen que
sea farale,; procure no tropezar,
ande con tiento, y no caera. Con
y sin ssludos.
Al colega le ha sentado malisi
mamente Ia noticia de que el Ge.
neral SAM es ell desi9nado para
reemplazar al sen ,r DAban; nc
quiere que vengs.
En- cambio nosotros, y con nos
otros, seguramente, la opinion jus
ia, imparcial, agradecida, de Ia
inmensa mayoria del pafs, de este
nobili imo pats, exc!amaremos
81 Bien venido sea, 81 4 estas
playas viene, por tercera vez. co
mo Sc dice, y deseamos. el bene
merito General Sauz :"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-01-16
"LA DRAGA."

Este colega se ha excedido, de
uu modo harro violento, en- las in.
jarias y fensas, qae dirige al
" ausen,e Sr. General Daban. En-
Cayo Hueso no Sc h.u dicho 8
indicado cosas mas graves contra
.ninguno de nuestros gobernantes.
Como no podemas colocarno.
en- el terreno 4 que ha descendido
La Draga, nos limitamos a re
chaEar sus insinuaciones, cum
plien1o los deberes poIiticos de
nuestro partido y los com promises
del periodismo culto.
Nj el verjAdero partido IN on
dicional, nj ningunO de stIs hom
bres, estamos seguros de clio,
pueden patrocinar semejante con
dueta, y nosotros, Z nombre y
por ID honra del mi,mo partido.
declaramos con ella nue ira 10.
conformiiad, deplorando que 1
,sl extreme maya llegado el nus'
20 eolegs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-01-16
''plAmlas AcErrAnA.

rcf ,sls ssrsfo, Il Gohsstso Ia assp.
tado la dimiss6a qne i~ria prsmssaAs
el captain general De pnsssa n Go. NJ.
DAban. Is probable tam bee qns
- le le hays A0loEiEadO para smhas,
cares 60 el primer c0rreo qns s2lga As
aqueila islA eOn rsmk8 ( - pselnaa.
b.
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pos 10 msdiscsan ds saa ansxss - ii
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nadof Gsnsfal sn las fs~sxNsss ssase.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-01-16
iOH. UNIDADl

Lo repetimos: ique selectas
son las inteligeucias y armonfas
que en- las huestes adversarias
preoonderan!
Ell Ctamor del Pals, para mar
char siempre mas y mas de-
acuerdo con sus correligionarios
Sc lespiie del genera Dsban dis,
parando contra ei, que esta "a
mus lejos de aqui, todas sus ba-
terfas, en- tanto que su Comite
8, como 81 dijeramos, su Consejc
Directive, Sc deapide del Gober'
nador dimisionario personandost
a bordo del vapor que nos le lleva
Y cumplim' ntandolo, segdn nor
cn nta La Revista de Puerto.
Rico en- su dltim) ndmero.
"Cada qwisquc tieDe 50 mod
de hacer dsspedldas, dir& El ClG
NOR del Pats.
Yo me despido del General DA
ban atacandole; mi Comite cum
plimentaudoto.. Question dt
procedimieuto. i" Silvese la idea,
que el pro ;edimiento POGO impor
Ia. H ga Gala uno de su caps
un sayo, y ALA ee las compongs
como pneda el ComiiS. Y vivs
Ia ibertad"
iOh, anidad de procedimiento'
la que reina entire Ell ClamOr de
Pals y el Comite autonomista
doude tiene ell cole "a TODD su Con
SEP Directive!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-01-16
lBIEN FENIDO SEAL

va ha empezado q manifestarse
Ia consigna entire nuestros adver.
sarios.
Dos artirulos, cortados por
igual patron, titulado el uno FL
que Sc fite, y ell otro Et que Uiene,
ACADIA de publican FL Pueblo de
Ponce.
Excusado es decir que el pri
nero dedicase a censurar despia
dadamente, con passion, con ssfia,
al General Daban, que hace unos
cuantos dias navega con rumbo d
Ia madre patria.
No ORA esos ataques ell Gene
raj DabAn; oye en- Ia mar rumo.
res mas armoniosos y respira mas
agradables ambientes.
El segundo articulo de FL nIe
bio (y ahi va Ia consigna) es un
ay de augusta que ha arrancado
al colega impresionab!e Ia mott
cia de que ell General SAM es
ell designado por s. NJ. para re.
CIR por tercera vez los destinos de
esta isls, en- reemplAEo del Gene.
raj Daban.
He aqui 9. rearjo de los temo
res de H Pueblo, . sea las lineaa
que le ha inspirado Ia anuneiada
venida del Sr. MARQUES de Puer-
to Rico 4 esia isla:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-01-16

Tanto pueden tardar aquellos,
que al tener efecto Ia dichosa jun
IA magma, hue'a e,ta 4 rancio.
lTan bien les va en- Cuba q To-.
sefiores Montoro, Fernandez }
Figueroa, que no Sc acuerdan d..
los que aquf les aguardan con an
sieda l indescriptible y con impa
ciencia sin igual2
~ ESQ que, segdn la VOC pd
b!ica, debi6 aburrirse soberana
mente en- Puerto Principe el Sr.
Montoro!
ITemeran aburrirse aquf, en-
tre sus correligionarios, los Dipu
tadoa autonomistas de Cuba9
iPues no faltaba otra cosal
Seria ei colmo de 10 irritante
de 10 inaudito, de 10 incredible.
IVienen, 8 no vienen, los re
presentantes autonomistas?
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-01-16

abolengo mon&rquico en- ls Reptblica,
que elementos de abolengo repnblisano
en- Ii Monarquia. Ysi 40, pnede de-
cirlo todo Ell partido progresista, que
aun estA de nnsstro lado = no del vues-
tro. Soy franco, SOY muy franco. =
por 10 mismo que soy franco, debo de-
ciros: 20 noto que cnando SO ensaya
81 regimen de repression, crecen las es-
peranzas republicaaas, J cnando Sc en-
saya el regimen de libertad, disminu-
yen las esperanzas rep1blicanas. Nj
abnegaci6n es sbnegscidn sin ejemplo,
porqus al predicaros I'M regimen de
paz y democracia dentro de Ia Monsr-
quia, os predico sinceraments contra
todos mis- intereses. Y Ell instinto dc
10 intransigencia, infslible, como todos
los :nstintos, no Sc engafa cusndo em-
plea todos los medios pesimistas ima-.
enables para conseguir. por una s6rie
de motines una politica de repression,
como Ia polftica de Narvsez 8 Goll&x-
lez Brabo en- los iltimos meses de b
vieja Monarqnia, cuyu pelitica eche
sobre 10 laintransigencia todos los eae-
mentos liberales del pals.
Pues Jquefeis mepgnarnos adn misl
90 ler6is disminuir de suerte los par
tidos republicanos en- Espafa, que tan
solo quedemos aquellos de nosotros
los cuales liga- con las ipstituciones re-
pnblicanas una conviction superior 6
todas las experieucias, y una historic
que deseamos yer grabada en- las. losAs
de nuestro sepnlcroi Pnes haced ma
cosa muy ssencilla;, que ivenga el Poder
tblico como una. deaignacion de aba.
jo; pero. qne yenga moral y material.
mente, y no. COMO uus gracia de afti.
ba; que yengA de los comicios, no De.
los palacioa, y entonces podeis llevAf
republicanos confesos dogm4ticOs 81
Poder, sin mengaa de 50 houra y 1ili
detrimento de Ii Monsrqnf., lTiahe
algtn republicsno con nosotros nlG6
deberes que tenfs con Kossuth AndFa-
ssy2 lTiene aigda fepnblicaa0 don
nosotros mas deberes que terisn De-
pretis y Carroll con Garibaldil Tie
ne algdn repubicano con Ia. Rspnb'i-
ca universal mas debsres q1e los con-
traidos por Dixie , Blight EN- a1a dis
cursosf Pues Andrassy ha podido ser
primer Ministro del Empersdor Franz
cisco jose, porqus reina este mediante
On pacto con Haugris, su patrie; , hsn
podido Deprstis. = Carroll ser. Minis.
tros de Victor Manuel n de- Hnmbsr.
to /, porqne amhls reinan en- yirtnd
del snfragio unilslssI que. lee .ha, eIi.
tregado, = eatrsgsdp con raz6p, Itplis,
ana J ibre;, han sido Minister'S mis-
dos ilastres amlg2s Dixie y Bright,
de la Reina Nictoita, por4ne Ia Reinn
Victoria, con 50, dinastia, sigpinca Il
volnptad inm2nente de. InglaterfA, y
aienSs, porqne nj: el Hungria, nj el
Italia, nj en-. 1aglaterrs, nombIen lol
, Rsyes d los Ministros; los nomhrA I
representation pacional. sr.yrI
Contispdrd 4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-01-16
LAS slERIlS DE IiRlL.

Han llsgAdc, reeienlenen.e. 1
estA Ciudad aiete lie eaAa qne Ia
caridad , Ia bsne6.encia / ihlics
conocea con tan humildc aomhse.
' prcssan grades services 4 IL
hamaniaad dollsnse. eonssisny 6a
dose ca vefdadrrAa MiniaaEas de-
los erfsFmos. Las SisFvAs De
Maria, espreic de HsrmAnAs de
caa dad dosnlcalsaEtAs. coassitnyeH
una graz Congtegssi6a . Coma
asdAa sessglSaAs qHs IA sAratado
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usssa 30 , Fxspxto 4s 20 pasasos
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-01-16

Separar SuS empleaQOS!; Jcrear
centros de Instruction.; Itomen. .
tar sus obras pdblicas2; Iimpo-
ner sus repartos, votar sus gas
tos, acordar sus economics, to
mar todo genero de iniciativas en-
todos los asuntos de interes local? I?
Pues todo este va 10 tienen con-
cedido &nnpliamente por las vi
gentes leyes organicas; todo esto
va 10 practican, 8, cuando menos,
pueden practicarlo. dentro de sus
atribuciones legales y de las pro-
pias funciones de la vida munici-
pal. Quisieramos que Sc nos in.
dicase 4 que otra cosa podria
aplicarse ESQ que llaman autono
mia administrator.
No faltaran so1iadores que cream
que por ese medic podria adqui-
rirse ell nombramiento de los em.
pleados del Estado, y que por en-
de Ia designation de ellos CORES.
ponderia a la localidad, hallando.
Sc de tai modo, 81 no la economic
necesaria, al menos, la satisfac-
cion de muchas aspiraciones, con
perjuicio de otras; y no faltaran
tampoco ilusos que Sc imaginen
por ese camino llegado Ell momen-
to de echar mano al presupuesto
de guerra, y suprimir 8 reducir
las fuerzas pdblicas necesarias;
mas, es precise no olvidar que
tanto el nombramiento de los EN-.
pleados como el ejercito y otras
instituciones analogas son de un
orden puramente gubernativo, que
esta fuera del alcance administra
two, y los que tai Sc imaginasen
Sc pondrian en- contradiction con
su propio sistema.
va Sc We, por 10 mismo, que Ell
pedir la aut0nomta GdministrGts
"a ss tanto como pedir NADIA, en-
realidad, 5 esperar y buscar 10
que realmente no Sc expresa en- la
sdplica, nj Sc signi6ca en- aquel!a
frase. Y Sc We, ademas, por 10 va
dicho, que esa petici6n entraia
graves inconvenientes para la
buena marcha administrative de
los pusblos, 81 Sc quiere que estos
avyen segura, recta y decidida.
mente, por los caminos que guian
al prcgreso y buen orden co'ecti'
vos.
En- resumen; nosOtros creemos
que una centralizaci6n muy rigu'
rosa puede en- determinados casos
ocasionar perjuicios; mas aun,
opinamos que la descentralisaci6n
que hoy disfrutamos, con aIguna
mayor 8 menor amplitud, es muy
dtil en- algunos especiales servi-
cins; pero asi mismo, y con nues
ira ipgsnita franqueza, debemos
expresar que esa auton0m,ta admi-
nistratiOa, que algunos pideD, por
pedir, 0 sin saber 10 que piden,
Iabraria nuestra completa ruina,
alterando en- su base los fanda
mentos en- que descansa toda ad-
ministraci6n pdblica bien organi'
zada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-01-16
ATENEO.

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